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Daniels' Fantasy Future Hangs on Line | NFL News

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The Washington Commanders’ offense is teetering on shaky ground as they head into the regular season, with quarterback Jayden Daniels’ health and fantasy viability hanging in the balance due to a porous offensive line. While Daniels showed flashes of brilliance in preseason, his history of getting knocked out by hits makes him a risky pick for fantasy managers unless the line improves fast. The arrival of Stefon Diggs adds another layer of uncertainty—he’s not likely to be the No. 1 target in Washington, despite his solid return from injury, and his fantasy ceiling may be lower than expected. Meanwhile, Luke McCaffrey, the team’s third receiver candidate, hasn’t proven himself worthy of a starting role and could be cut or relegated to a bench spot. With Daniels’ success—and the team’s overall offensive output—dependent on how well the line protects him, this season’s outcome hinges on one critical question: can Washington fix their offensive line before it’s too late?

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